ULTRAMAT 6 is a gas analyzer working on the principle of non-dispersive (without spectral decomposition) infrared (NDIR) spectrometry for determination of concentration of gases having selective absorption. ULTRAMAT 6 uses the principle of antiphase transmission of radiation, divided into two beams by gas-filled beam divider, through measuring cell filled with sample and reference cell filled with gas that does not absorb infrared radiation. One or two gases are measured with high level of selectivity, whereby absorption bands of such gases fall within the range of infrared wave-length from 2 to 9 µm, such as CO, CО2, NO, SО2, NH3, H2О, CH4 and other hydrocarbons.
Detector consists of two layers and is filled with measurable gas having certain concentration. Physically preconditioned transverse susceptibility can be limited to a minimum by gas-filled beam divider, two-layer detector with optical interface device (optical extension of detection chamber) and, if necessary, additional optical filters. High selectivity of ULTRAMAT 6 is based on this.
Device properties
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Two-layer detector with controllable optical path (optical interface device).
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Detector with micro-flow sensor a sensor for measurable value without movable parts.
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Very stable mechanical structure.
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Electronics and physical components are divided by leak-proof compartments in a solid casing with IP 65 protection rating.
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Measurement chamber can be easily cleaned in situ.
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SIPROM GA software package for remote maintenance.
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PROFIBUS PA interface (optional).
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Possibility to place in a single casing in combination with OXYMAT 6 oxygen analyzer.
User benefits
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Best possible selectivity and accuracy of measurements.
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Optimization for relevant objective of the analysis.
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Absence of microphone effect; good signal to noise ratio, high accuracy.
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Very high operational reliability and long-term service life.
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Low expenses for maintenance and spare parts.
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Simple integration into automated systems.
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Reduction of expenses due to processing of several measurement tasks using a single device.
